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Update documentation with example for custom serialization #977
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I am wondering, if this example is too similar to this one, maybe we should expand that one, what do you think? |
I do agree that the general setup is quite similar! I feel like that example might be trying to explain too much if we also override some standard type's |
Yes, let's do that thank you! |
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Thank you @chrismostert
📒 Description
Adds a small snippet to the documentation on how to register a custom serialization function for a specific data type. This approach can be used to resolve issues like #917
(Apologies for the messy PR #976, please consider this PR)
🔗 What I've Done
Since no changes in the code were required, the documentation has been updated with a small code snippet.
💬 Comments
Please check if the snippet is informative enough and in the correct place in the documentation
🛫 Checklist